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Bob Mennealy: ‘Ridin’ with Biden’

I was lucky enough to be on a state championship  high school ski team, and then I often skied 30-plus days a year. I took my good health for granted until I suffered a traumatic brain injury after a helmetless fall in 1998. Twenty-six years later I am still adjusting to my disability. Thank God […]

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Edmund Lewis: Keep Maine flag as is

Recent news has involved an issue in regard to Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito and his wife. It involves the display of a flag displayed on their property. The flag is not that of this country, U.S.A., but rather one that dates back to the Revolutionary War and addresses an “Appeal to Heaven.” It has […]

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William Phillips: Collins fuels dissention, mistrust, with Trump trial comments

Donald Trump filed 62 failed lawsuits alleging election fraud. He fueled mistrust in our electoral system from the beginning of his campaigning. He instigated a violent insurrection to prevent the peaceful transfer of power for the first time in U.S. history. Mitch McConnell proclaimed him “practically and morally responsible.” A majority of the Senate voted […]

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Jeff Libbe: Time to turn down the noise

“Sometimes I wonder how did we get here, all we ever hear is noise.” Those are the lyrics to Kenny Chesney’s song “Noise,” and boy is it so true these days. If it’s not loud mufflers on motorcycles and vehicles, it’s the music blaring inside those cars, trucks, and even bikes. Do people just want […]